Los VGK (Vegas Golden Knights) x Casa Don Juan
Los VGK (Vegas Golden Knights) x Casa Don Juan
Brief
We teamed up with Los VGK, the Golden Knights' Latino nonprofit, to bring six Latino artists together on a 1,200-square-foot mural overlooking the Casa Don Juan parking lot in the Arts District.
Brief
We teamed up with Los VGK, the Golden Knights' Latino nonprofit, to bring six Latino artists together on a 1,200-square-foot mural overlooking the Casa Don Juan parking lot in the Arts District.
Brief
We teamed up with Los VGK, the Golden Knights' Latino nonprofit, to bring six Latino artists together on a 1,200-square-foot mural overlooking the Casa Don Juan parking lot in the Arts District.
Approach
Six artists, one wall, one shared vision — Vamos Knights, Chance the mascot, and the Stanley Cup woven into a single composition that speaks to both cultures at once. This wasn't a mural handed down to the community; it was built by it, artist to artist, until the wall felt like it belonged to everyone who worked on it. Los VGK marked the finish with a full unveiling: a drumline, Chance in person, and Casa Don Juan catering the celebration.
Outcome
The mural gave the Latino community a piece of the Golden Knights that was unmistakably theirs — proof the team belongs to every corner of Vegas, not just the ice. It's become a regular stop for fans and restaurant guests alike, the kind of wall people pull over for on their way to eat.
Approach
Six artists, one wall, one shared vision — Vamos Knights, Chance the mascot, and the Stanley Cup woven into a single composition that speaks to both cultures at once. This wasn't a mural handed down to the community; it was built by it, artist to artist, until the wall felt like it belonged to everyone who worked on it. Los VGK marked the finish with a full unveiling: a drumline, Chance in person, and Casa Don Juan catering the celebration.
Outcome
The mural gave the Latino community a piece of the Golden Knights that was unmistakably theirs — proof the team belongs to every corner of Vegas, not just the ice. It's become a regular stop for fans and restaurant guests alike, the kind of wall people pull over for on their way to eat.
Approach
Six artists, one wall, one shared vision — Vamos Knights, Chance the mascot, and the Stanley Cup woven into a single composition that speaks to both cultures at once. This wasn't a mural handed down to the community; it was built by it, artist to artist, until the wall felt like it belonged to everyone who worked on it. Los VGK marked the finish with a full unveiling: a drumline, Chance in person, and Casa Don Juan catering the celebration.
Outcome
The mural gave the Latino community a piece of the Golden Knights that was unmistakably theirs — proof the team belongs to every corner of Vegas, not just the ice. It's become a regular stop for fans and restaurant guests alike, the kind of wall people pull over for on their way to eat.
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